A decade after Britain left the EU, the two-party system that dominated British politics for generations has fractured, with millions of voters moving elsewhere.
Vice President Vance said Iran agreed to allow international nuclear inspectors back into the country after what he called a 'very, very good' first day of talks.
Gov. Mikie Sherrill and New Jersey legislative leaders have reached a budget agreement, according to a deal announced June 23, 2026.
A new Virginia law placing accountability requirements on firearm businesses took effect June 22, 2026. Details on the law's specific provisions remain limited.
Florida's Everglades immigration detention facility known as 'Alligator Alcatraz' is shutting down permanently after a $1.2 billion run.
President Trump says the National Mall Reflecting Pool will be drained again, claiming vandals damaged it after a costly renovation. No evidence was provided.
The Supreme Court declined to block a ruling that eliminates a key enforcement mechanism of the Voting Rights Act for disabled and illiterate voters in seven states.
A federal judge ruled a North Dakota county cannot claim governmental immunity in a wrongful death civil suit, allowing the case to move forward.
Alan Greenspan, who led the Federal Reserve and was once called possibly the best central banker in history, has died. His tenure ended under the shadow of the...
Heavy AI industry spending and sharp rhetoric in midterm campaigns expose deep divisions over who gets to write the rules on artificial intelligence.